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28 de may. de 2024 · Welcome to the. World Spider Catalog Version 25.0. Currently 52'157 accepted species included. Introduction. Submit your latest taxonomic publication to wsc (at)nmbe.ch. Submit older taxonomic publication to WSCA. Use of this catalog is limited to research, educational, non-commercial "fair use".
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Detailed taxonomic information about the spider families....
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Currently valid spider genera and species (2024-06-01)...
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The World Spider Catalog Association WSCA. The WSCA is an...
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Membership Assembly in Bern, Switzerland. WSCA provides now...
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Archive of the World Spider Catalog by Norman I. Platnick,...
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15 de ene. de 2024 · A successor to 14 published volumes by Bonnet, Roewer, Brignoli, Platnick, and the online version by Platnick, the World Spider Catalog aims to provide listings of all currently valid species, genera, and families of spiders, all their synonyms, and all significant taxonomic references to each species, from Linnaeus to date.
3 de nov. de 2021 · A successor to 14 published volumes by Bonnet, Roewer, Brignoli, Platnick, and the online version by Platnick, the World Spider Catalog aims to provide listings of all currently valid species, genera, and families of spiders, all their synonyms, and all significant taxonomic references to each species, from Linnaeus to date.
El catálogo mundial de arañas (en inglés: World Spider Catalog) es una base de datos dependiente del Museo Americano de Historia Natural en la que se almacena una lista de todas las arañas descritas científicamente con su clasificación taxonómica actualizada.
Welcome to the database version of the World Spider Catalog! This beta release represents the results of significant amounts of work by several people. First and foremost is Dr. Robert Raven of the Queensland Museum, who has spent countless hours, over many years, parsing the information from the text versions and moving it into a database ...
